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  • 特朗普文件案新记录引发对商业冲突的担忧,美国议员称


    2026-03-25T15:37:53.433Z / 路透社

    美国众议院司法委员会高级成员杰米·拉斯金(D-MD)在华盛顿特区国会山举行的”监督国土安全部”听证会上发言,当天美国国土安全部部长克里斯蒂·诺姆作证。路透社/Elizabeth Frantz/文件照片 [购买许可权,新标签页打开]

    • 摘要
    • 议员称备忘录显示文件被扫描、上传
    • 拉斯金表示,部分物品与特朗普的商业利益相关
    • 司法部和白宫驳斥拉斯金的说法,称其出于政治动机

    华盛顿,3月25日(路透社) – 众议院司法委员会最高民主党议员表示,针对美国前总统唐纳德·特朗普的机密文件案中最新公布的记录,引发了人们对国家安全风险和潜在私人商业动机的新担忧。

    美国众议员杰米·拉斯金称,作为共和党领导的小组调查前美国特别顾问杰克·史密斯对特朗普调查的一部分,美国司法部提交的记录显示,联邦调查局调查人员在2023年的一份备忘录中指出,特朗普卸任后持有的机密文件”与其商业利益相关”,并且发现这些文件与后来创建的其他文件混在一起。

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    拉斯金补充道,部分机密文件”非常敏感,全美国政府只有六个人有权接触”,而其中一个文件盒被扫描后,在一名特朗普助手的笔记本电脑中存储了近两年,并上传至云端,这进一步引发了安全担忧。

    根据特朗普的信件,新公布的信息还显示,特朗普显然在2022年6月飞往新泽西州高尔夫俱乐部的航班上携带了机密文件,并向当时的高级竞选官员苏西·怀尔斯(Susie Wiles)以及可能的其他人展示了一份机密地图。怀尔斯现在担任白宫办公厅主任。

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    “这一看似掩盖真相的证据揭示了一位美国总统,他可能为了个人致富而出卖了我们的国家安全,”拉斯金在周二致美国司法部长帕姆·邦迪(Pam Bondi)的一封信中写道。

    他还补充称,向国会委员会披露这些文件可能违反了由特朗普任命的联邦法官在本案中颁布的封口令。

    特朗普在史密斯领导的案件中被指控非法在其海湖庄园(Mar-a-Lago)俱乐部存储与美国国防相关的文件,包括美国核计划资料,并妨碍美国政府收回这些材料。

    2020年由特朗普任命的佛罗里达州联邦地区法官艾琳·坎农(Aileen Cannon)于2024年驳回了指控,裁定史密斯作为特别顾问的任命不当。上个月,她阻止了司法部公布本案检察官报告。

    美国司法部周三在社交平台X上发文,指责拉斯金”被对特朗普的仇恨蒙蔽了双眼”,并称这位马里兰州民主党议员的信件是”廉价的政治噱头”。司法部还否认任何记录的披露违反了任何司法命令,称这一指控”毫无根据”。

    特朗普多次否认在文件案及另一项指控其试图推翻2020年选举失败的联邦案件中存在不当行为,后者在特朗普赢得2024年总统大选后被驳回。

    “像杰米·拉斯金这样毫无可信度的民主党人在2026年仍在执着于疯狂的杰克·史密斯及其谎言,这太可悲了,”白宫发言人阿比盖尔·杰克逊(Abigail Jackson)在一份声明中表示,”特朗普总统没有做错任何事。”

    拉斯金在致邦迪的信中特别提到了特朗普当时在中东的商业交易,包括沙特支持的LIV高尔夫联赛和沙特开发商Dar Al Arkan,尤其是在现任共和党总统对伊朗发动战争的背景下。

    “如果这份地图与我们在中东的军事部署有关,并且事实上向任何外国官员(无论是沙特还是其他国家)展示过,那将是对我们英勇作战的军人的不可饶恕的背叛,他们正在特朗普总统这场灾难性的对伊战争中浴血奋战,”拉斯金写道。

    司法部向议员们提供的文件包括2022年6月3日航班的乘客名单,以及从佛罗里达州棕榈滩飞往纽约拉瓜迪亚机场的飞机地图,乘客姓名已被隐去。

    拉斯金要求司法部在3月31日前确认乘客身份并提供有关文件的其他信息。

    报道:苏珊·希维(Susan Heavey);编辑:凯特琳·韦伯(Caitlin Webber)、威廉·麦克莱恩(William Maclean)

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    New records in Trump documents case raise concerns over business conflict, US lawmaker says

    2026-03-25T15:37:53.433Z / Reuters

    U.S. House Judiciary Committee Ranking Member Jamie Raskin (D-MD) speaks at a House Judiciary Committee hearing on “Oversight of the Department of Homeland Security” on the day U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem testifies, on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., U.S., March 4, 2026. REUTERS/Elizabeth Frantz/File Photo [Purchase Licensing Rights, opens new tab]

    • Summary
    • Memo says documents were scanned, uploaded: lawmaker
    • Some items pertinent to Trump’s business interests, Raskin says
    • DOJ, White House dismiss Raskin claims as political

    WASHINGTON, March 25 (Reuters) – Newly released records in the now-dismissed classified documents case against U.S. President Donald Trump raise fresh concerns over national security risks and potential private business motivations, the top ​Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee said.

    The records, handed over by the U.S. Department of Justice as part of the Republican-led ‌panel’s probe into former U.S. Special Counsel Jack Smith’s investigations into Trump, show FBI investigators in a 2023 memo said the classified documents kept by Trump after he left office were “pertinent to his business interests” and were found commingled with other documents created later, U.S. Representative Jamie Raskin said.

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    Some of the classified documents were also “so sensitive that only six people in ​the entire U.S. government had access to them,” while one box of documents was scanned, stored on a Trump aide’s laptop for nearly ​two years and uploaded to a cloud, raising further security concerns, Raskin added.

    The newly released information also showed that ⁠Trump apparently took classified documents on board a June 2022 flight to his New Jersey golf club and showed a classified map to then top campaign ​official Susie Wiles and potentially others, according to his letter. Wiles now serves as White House chief of staff.

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    “This glimpse into the trove of evidence behind ​the cover-up reveals a President of the United States who may have sold out our national security to enrich himself,” Raskin wrote in a letter sent Tuesday to U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi.

    The release of the documents to the congressional committee may have also violated a gag order imposed by the Trump-appointed federal judge in the case, he added.

    Trump was ​accused in the case led by Smith of illegally storing documents related to U.S. national defense, including the American nuclear program, at his Mar-a-Lago social ​club and obstructing U.S. government efforts to retrieve the material.

    Florida-based U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, appointed by Trump in 2020, dismissed the charges in 2024, ruling that Smith was ‌improperly appointed ⁠as special counsel. Last month, she blocked the Justice Department from releasing the prosecutor’s report on the case.

    The Justice Department, in a post on X, on Wednesday accused Raskin of being “blinded by his hatred of Trump” and called the Maryland Democrat’s letter “a cheap political stunt.” It also denied that the release of any records violated any judicial orders, calling the accusation “baseless.”

    Trump has repeatedly denied wrongdoing in the documents case as well as a separate federal case accusing Trump of attempting to ​overturn his 2020 election defeat, which ​was dismissed after Trump won the ⁠2024 presidential election.

    “It’s pathetic that Democrats with zero credibility like Jamie Raskin are still clinging to deranged Jack Smith and his lies in 2026,” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson said in a statement. “President Trump did nothing wrong.”

    In his letter ​to Bondi, Raskin raised specific concerns about Trump’s business dealings in the Middle East at the time, including Saudi-backed ​LIV Golf and ⁠Saudi developer Dar Al Arkan, especially in light of the Republican president’s current war in Iran.

    “If this map is related to our military posture in the Middle East, and it was in fact shown to any foreign official, Saudi or otherwise, that would amount to an unforgiveable betrayal of our men and women in uniform who ⁠are currently valiantly ​fighting in President Trump’s disastrous war against Iran,” Raskin wrote.

    The Justice Department’s documents to lawmakers ​included a flight manifest from the June 3, 2022 trip with a map of the plane from Palm Beach, Florida, to LaGuardia airport in New York with the names of the passengers ​redacted.

    Raskin asked the department to identify the passengers and provide other information about the documents by March 31.

    Reporting by Susan Heavey; Editing by Caitlin Webber, William Maclean

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  • 特朗普将任命扎克伯格、黄仁勋等加入科技顾问委员会


    2026年3月25日 23:32 / 联合早报

    美国白宫星期三宣布,总统特朗普已任命Meta创始人兼总裁扎克伯格(左)等13名首批成员加入总统科学技术顾问委员会。 (路透社)

    美国白宫星期三宣布,总统特朗普已任命Meta创始人兼总裁扎克伯格、英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋、甲骨文创始人埃里森等多名科技巨头高管加入总统科学技术顾问委员会,就人工智能政策等问题向政府建言。

    综合路透社和法新社报道,被委任加入总统科学技术顾问委员会(PCAST)的首批13名成员均来自业界,除了上述三人,还包括谷歌联合创始人布林以及戴尔科技创始人戴尔。

    特朗普将确保美国在人工智能领域保持领先视为其第二任期的核心优先事项,并将人工智能定位为与中国战略竞争的关键战场。去年上任数日后,特朗普即要求联邦机构制定“人工智能行动计划”,以减少监管障碍、加速私营部门创新。

    白宫说,这个委员会最终成员人数可能多达24人,将在制定美国应对全球人工智能竞争的政策方面发挥关键作用,并显示政府与大型科技公司之间的关系进一步趋于紧密。

    扎克伯格在发给法新社的一份声明中说:“美国有机会在人工智能领域引领世界。我很荣幸能加入总统科学技术顾问委员会,并与其他行业领袖携手,共同推动实现这一目标。”

    委员会将由白宫AI事务负责人萨克斯(David Sacks)和科学技术顾问克拉齐奥斯(Michael Kratsios)担任联席主席。

    特朗普将任命扎克伯格、黄仁勋等加入科技顾问委员会

    2026年3月25日 23:32 / 联合早报

    美国白宫星期三宣布,总统特朗普已任命Meta创始人兼总裁扎克伯格(左)等13名首批成员加入总统科学技术顾问委员会。 (路透社)

    美国白宫星期三宣布,总统特朗普已任命Meta创始人兼总裁扎克伯格、英伟达首席执行官黄仁勋、甲骨文创始人埃里森等多名科技巨头高管加入总统科学技术顾问委员会,就人工智能政策等问题向政府建言。

    综合路透社和法新社报道,被委任加入总统科学技术顾问委员会(PCAST)的首批13名成员均来自业界,除了上述三人,还包括谷歌联合创始人布林以及戴尔科技创始人戴尔。

    特朗普将确保美国在人工智能领域保持领先视为其第二任期的核心优先事项,并将人工智能定位为与中国战略竞争的关键战场。去年上任数日后,特朗普即要求联邦机构制定“人工智能行动计划”,以减少监管障碍、加速私营部门创新。

    白宫说,这个委员会最终成员人数可能多达24人,将在制定美国应对全球人工智能竞争的政策方面发挥关键作用,并显示政府与大型科技公司之间的关系进一步趋于紧密。

    扎克伯格在发给法新社的一份声明中说:“美国有机会在人工智能领域引领世界。我很荣幸能加入总统科学技术顾问委员会,并与其他行业领袖携手,共同推动实现这一目标。”

    委员会将由白宫AI事务负责人萨克斯(David Sacks)和科学技术顾问克拉齐奥斯(Michael Kratsios)担任联席主席。

  • 赔率:美国选民与伊朗战争 | 美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)政治频道


    发布时间:美国东部时间2026年3月25日星期三上午9:54 / 美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)

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  • 最高法院支持考克斯通信公司 驳回盗版音乐版权纠纷诉讼


    2026年3月25日 / 美国东部时间上午11:11 / CBS新闻

    华盛顿—— 最高法院周三就一起备受关注的盗版音乐版权纠纷作出裁决,判定互联网服务提供商考克斯通信公司(Cox Communications)无需为其用户的版权侵权行为承担责任。

    最高法院以全票通过支持考克斯公司,认定该公司不应为其网络上发生的侵权行为负责。这一判决推翻了美国第四巡回上诉法院的一项裁决。

    这起名为考克斯通信公司诉索尼音乐娱乐公司(Cox Communications, Inc. v. Sony Music Entertainment)的案件由索尼音乐娱乐公司及其他主要唱片和出版公司于2018年提起。这些音乐公司声称,考克斯公司明知部分用户未经授权下载并传播其受版权保护的作品,却仍继续为这些已知的侵权者提供互联网服务,因此应承担法律责任。初审陪审团支持了音乐公司的诉求,并裁定考克斯公司赔偿10亿美元。

    上诉过程中,第四巡回上诉法院维持了部分判决,认定“明知接收方将使用产品实施版权侵权行为仍提供服务,构成了可被认定为间接侵权的应受谴责行为”。但该法院撤销了10亿美元的损害赔偿判决,要求陪审团就赔偿金额进行重审。

    最高法院大法官克拉伦斯·托马斯(Clarence Thomas)在代表多数派撰写的意见书中指出,像考克斯这样的服务提供商“只有在故意将所提供服务用于侵权时,才需对用户的盗版行为负责”。他表示,考克斯公司已采取多项措施阻止用户侵权,包括发送警告、暂停服务和终止账户。

    托马斯写道:“考克斯公司并未调整其服务以便利版权侵权行为,它只是提供了互联网接入服务,而这种服务有许多合法用途,并非仅用于侵权。”

    托马斯强调,仅因未能终止侵权用户的账户就判定考克斯公司承担责任,“将扩大次级版权责任范围,超出我们此前的判例边界”。

    索尼音乐娱乐公司的索尼娅·索托马约尔(Sonia Sotomayor)大法官和科坦吉·布朗·杰克逊(Ketanji Brown Jackson)大法官同意案件的判决结果,但对判决理由存在分歧。

    索托马约尔在与杰克逊共同签署的协同意见中写道:“索尼和其他原告无法证明,根据普通法中的帮助与教唆理论,考克斯公司具备帮助版权侵权的必要意图,因此不能认定其承担责任。”

    特朗普政府在本案中支持考克斯公司,主张互联网服务提供商若未切断将实施侵权行为的用户账户,本身并不构成版权侵权。

    Supreme Court sides with Cox Communications in copyright dispute over pirated music

    March 25, 2026 / 11:11 AM EDT / CBS News

    Washington — The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that internet service provider Cox Communications cannot be held liable for copyright infringement by its subscribers in a closely watched dispute over pirated music.

    The high court ruled unanimously in favor of Cox, finding that the company cannot be held liable for infringement that occurred on its network. The decision reverses a ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 4th Circuit.

    The case, Cox Communications, Inc. v. Sony Music Entertainment, was brought in 2018 by Sony and other major recording and publishing companies. The music companies argued that Cox was legally responsible for willfully infringing more than 10,000 of their copyrighted works because it continued to provide internet services to known infringers who downloaded and distributed songs without permission. A jury sided with the music companies and awarded $1 billion in damages.

    On appeal, the 4th Circuit upheld part of the verdict and found that “supplying a product with knowledge that the recipient will use it to infringe copyrights is exactly the sort of culpable conduct sufficient for contributory infringement.” But the appeals court set aside the $1 billion damages award and sent the case back to the jury for a new trial on damages.

    Writing for the majority, Justice Clarence Thomas said that a service provider like Cox is responsible for piracy by its users “only if it intended that the provided service be used for infringement.” Cox, he said, took steps to discourage copyright infringement by its users, including by sending warnings, suspending services and terminating accounts.

    “Cox did not tailor its service to make copyright infringement easier,” he wrote. “Cox simply provided Internet access, which is used for many purposes other than copyright infringement.”

    Thomas wrote that Cox provided internet service to subscribers but didn’t intend for its connection to be used to commit copyright infringement.

    “Holding Cox liable merely for failing to terminate Internet service to infringing accounts would expand secondary copyright liability beyond our precedents,” he said.

    Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson agreed with the outcome of the case but disagreed with the reasoning.

    Sony and the other plaintiffs “cannot prove that Cox had the requisite intent to aid copyright infringement for Cox to be held liable on a common-law aiding-and-abetting theory,” Sotomayor wrote in a concurring opinion joined by Jackson.

    The Trump administration backed Cox in the case, arguing that an internet service provider doesn’t commit copyright infringement by failing to cut off subscriber accounts that will commit infringement.

  • 埃及愿意主办伊朗会议 促缓和局势


    发布/2026年3月25日 23:43

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提星期三说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。 (法新社)

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。

    路透社报道,阿卜杜勒阿提星期三(3月25日)在记者会上说,埃及支持美国总统特朗普与伊朗进行谈判的倡议。

    关于伊朗对美国计划的回应,阿卜杜勒阿提说:“我们必须继续努力,这完全取决于外交和谈判。”

    伊朗新闻电视台星期三援引一名高级官员的话报道称,伊朗对美国旨在结束战争的提议作出了“消极回应”,战争的结束只能按照伊朗的条件和时间表进行。

    埃及愿意主办伊朗会议 促缓和局势

    发布/2026年3月25日 23:43

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提星期三说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。 (法新社)

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。

    路透社报道,阿卜杜勒阿提星期三(3月25日)在记者会上说,埃及支持美国总统特朗普与伊朗进行谈判的倡议。

    关于伊朗对美国计划的回应,阿卜杜勒阿提说:“我们必须继续努力,这完全取决于外交和谈判。”

    伊朗新闻电视台星期三援引一名高级官员的话报道称,伊朗对美国旨在结束战争的提议作出了“消极回应”,战争的结束只能按照伊朗的条件和时间表进行。

  • 俄罗斯警告日本勿向乌克兰提供武器


    发布时间 / 来源:2026年3月25日 23:49 / 联合早报

    俄外交部发言人扎哈罗娃警告说:“日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。” (路透社)

    俄罗斯警告称,如果日本当局向乌克兰提供致命武器和军事装备,俄罗斯将作出严厉回应。

    新华社报道,俄罗斯外交部发言人扎哈罗娃星期三(3月25日)在每周例行记者会上说:“这一切进一步阻碍了解决乌克兰问题的前景。”

    “就此,我们想再次警告,日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。”

    她补充说,这类举动将引发严厉的报复性措施。

    俄罗斯警告日本勿向乌克兰提供武器

    发布时间 / 来源:2026年3月25日 23:49 / 联合早报

    俄外交部发言人扎哈罗娃警告说:“日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。” (路透社)

    俄罗斯警告称,如果日本当局向乌克兰提供致命武器和军事装备,俄罗斯将作出严厉回应。

    新华社报道,俄罗斯外交部发言人扎哈罗娃星期三(3月25日)在每周例行记者会上说:“这一切进一步阻碍了解决乌克兰问题的前景。”

    “就此,我们想再次警告,日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。”

    她补充说,这类举动将引发严厉的报复性措施。

  • 埃及愿意主办伊朗会议 促缓和局势


    发布时间:2026年3月25日 23:43 / 来源:联合早报

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提星期三说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。 (法新社)

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。

    路透社报道,阿卜杜勒阿提星期三(3月25日)在记者会上说,埃及支持美国总统特朗普与伊朗进行谈判的倡议。

    关于伊朗对美国计划的回应,阿卜杜勒阿提说:“我们必须继续努力,这完全取决于外交和谈判。”

    伊朗新闻电视台星期三援引一名高级官员的话报道称,伊朗对美国旨在结束战争的提议作出了“消极回应”,战争的结束只能按照伊朗的条件和时间表进行。

    埃及愿意主办伊朗会议 促缓和局势

    发布时间:2026年3月25日 23:43 / 来源:联合早报

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提星期三说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。 (法新社)

    埃及外交部长阿卜杜勒阿提说,只要有助于缓和局势,埃及随时准备主办任何与伊朗有关的会议。

    路透社报道,阿卜杜勒阿提星期三(3月25日)在记者会上说,埃及支持美国总统特朗普与伊朗进行谈判的倡议。

    关于伊朗对美国计划的回应,阿卜杜勒阿提说:“我们必须继续努力,这完全取决于外交和谈判。”

    伊朗新闻电视台星期三援引一名高级官员的话报道称,伊朗对美国旨在结束战争的提议作出了“消极回应”,战争的结束只能按照伊朗的条件和时间表进行。

  • 休斯顿机场 TSA 人员缺勤率达 36% 引发震惊与质疑:“这太离谱了” – CBS 新闻


    更新时间:2026年3月25日 / 美国东部时间上午9:46 / CBS 新闻

    休斯顿机场的旅客对 TSA(美国运输安全管理局)因严重人员短缺导致的似乎永无止境的安检队伍表示震惊和难以置信。

    “这太离谱了,”一名旅客说。“这是我一生中第一次经历这种事,”另一名旅客表示。

    在乔治·布什洲际机场,由于36%的TSA人员因部分政府停摆(其工资已被冻结)缺勤,安检队伍蜿蜒穿过地下、各航站楼,甚至延伸到机场外。

    周三上午在安检队伍中被发现的有前美国司法部长比尔·巴尔,他已等待了两个小时且时间还在增加。

    来自波士顿的内·德里克(Nay Dedrick)表示,周一她在休斯顿漫长的安检队伍中等待了“6到8小时”,因此错过了航班,她在机场睡了一晚,第二天再次尝试,最终周二下午才到家。

    “当时只有2名TSA人员在工作,”她告诉CBS新闻波士顿分社。“队伍从楼下开始,一直排到地下室,然后又一路延伸到三楼。”

    一些旅客表示,他们并不责怪TSA人员造成长时间等待,而是指责政府在资金问题上陷入僵局。

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    立法者正在就重启国土安全部(TSA和ICE均受其监管)的资金进行谈判。周二,参议院共和党人向民主党人提交了一项提案,该提案将为该部门大部分项目提供资金,但不包括ICE的驱逐部门。

    然而,民主党人到目前为止拒绝在不改革该机构移民执法行动的情况下达成协议。

    “我们需要强有力的、非常严格的改革,我们需要控制ICE,”参议院少数党领袖查克·舒默在国会大厦表示。

    在僵局中,特朗普政府已部署ICE官员和其他国土安全部特工前往全国14个机场,协助旅客通过拥挤的TSA安检口。

    “我们的政客没能解决这个问题是不可原谅的,而我们仍有安全人员在没有薪水的情况下仍坚持工作,我们应该为他们的坚守点赞,”联合航空公司首席执行官斯科特·柯比(Scott Kirby)告诉CBS新闻。

    “情况一天比一天糟,”他说。“但最疯狂的是……这才会促使我们的政客解决问题。对我来说,这太荒谬了,事情必须变得糟糕他们才会达成协议。”

    “但请尽快达成协议,”他敦促立法者。

    漫长的安检队伍并非旅客唯一的挫折。柯比表示,由于伊朗战争导致油价上涨,他的航空公司今年夏天将削减约5%的航班,并提高机票价格。

    “上个月机票价格可能上涨了15%到20%,”他指出,这些涨幅无法完全覆盖燃料成本的增加。

    然而,他表示,夏季预订情况仍然“非常好,需求达到了历史最高水平”。

    Shock and disbelief at Houston airport as 36% of TSA officers call out of work: “This is insane” – CBS News

    Updated on: March 25, 2026 / 9:46 AM EDT / CBS News

    Travelers at a Houston airport voiced shock and disbelief over seemingly endless TSA security lines caused by a severe staffing shortage.

    “This is insane,” one traveler said. “This is the first time I’ve experienced something like this in my entire life,” said another.

    The line at George Bush Intercontinental Airport snakedunderground, across terminals and even outside as 36% of TSA officers there called out of work amid a partial government shutdown that has frozen their paychecks.

    Among those spotted in the security line Wednesday morning was former U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr, waiting for two hours and counting.

    Nay Dedrick of Boston said she missed her flight after waiting “6 to 8 hours” on Monday in the long security line in Houston, so she slept at the airport and tried again the next day, finally arriving home Tuesday afternoon.

    “TSA was only 2 people working,” she told CBS News Boston. “The line started downstairs and went all the way down to the basement, and then it goes all the way back up to the third floor.”

    Some travelers said they don’t blame TSA officers for the substantial wait times, but instead blame the government, which is deadlocked over funding.

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    Talks are ongoing among lawmakers to restart funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which oversees both TSA and ICE. Senate Republicans on Tuesday sent a proposal to Democrats that would fund most of the department, except for ICE’s deportation division.

    Democrats, however, have so far refused to strike a deal without reforms to the agency’s immigration enforcement operations.

    “We need strong, strong reforms, and we need to rein in ICE,” Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said at the Capitol.

    Amid the deadlock, the Trump administration has deployed ICEofficers and other Homeland Security agents to 14 of the nation’s airports to help shuttle passengers through overcrowded TSA checkpoints.

    “It’s unconscionable that our politicians haven’t gotten this done, and then we have security agents that are not being paid and they’re still showing up, and kudos to them for doing that,” United CEO Scott Kirby told CBS News.

    “It gets worse every day as it goes by,” he said. “But the crazy thing about this is that … that’s what causes our politicians to get it done. Like, it’s just ridiculous to me, that it has to get bad before they can get a deal done.”

    “But please, get the deal done soon,” he urged lawmakers.

    Long security lines aren’t the only frustration for fliers. Kirby said higher oil prices as a result of the Iran war are forcing his airline to cut about 5% of flights this summer and raise the price people pay for airline tickets.

    “Airfares are up probably 15 to 20% in the last month,” he said, noting that the hikes don’t fully cover the higher cost of fuel.

    He said, however, that summer is still “booking really well, and demand is the strongest it’s been ever.”

  • 俄罗斯警告日本勿向乌克兰提供武器


    2026年3月25日 23:49 / 联合早报

    俄外交部发言人扎哈罗娃警告说:“日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。” (路透社)

    俄罗斯警告称,如果日本当局向乌克兰提供致命武器和军事装备,俄罗斯将作出严厉回应。

    新华社报道,俄罗斯外交部发言人扎哈罗娃星期三(3月25日)在每周例行记者会上说:“这一切进一步阻碍了解决乌克兰问题的前景。”

    “就此,我们想再次警告,日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。”

    她补充说,这类举动将引发严厉的报复性措施。

    俄罗斯警告日本勿向乌克兰提供武器

    2026年3月25日 23:49 / 联合早报

    俄外交部发言人扎哈罗娃警告说:“日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。” (路透社)

    俄罗斯警告称,如果日本当局向乌克兰提供致命武器和军事装备,俄罗斯将作出严厉回应。

    新华社报道,俄罗斯外交部发言人扎哈罗娃星期三(3月25日)在每周例行记者会上说:“这一切进一步阻碍了解决乌克兰问题的前景。”

    “就此,我们想再次警告,日本领导层向基辅政权提供任何致命武器和军事装备的企图,都将被视为对俄罗斯的敌对行动。”

    她补充说,这类举动将引发严厉的报复性措施。

  • 拜登政府高级民权律师加盟全国有色人种协进会,特朗普对投票权的攻击升级


    By Paula Reid, Casey Gannon
    更新于2026年3月25日,美国东部时间上午11:02
    发布于2026年3月25日,美国东部时间上午9:10

    美国司法部民权司助理司法部长克里斯滕·克拉克(Kristen Clarke)于2024年12月5日星期四在田纳西州孟菲斯举行的新闻发布会上发言。

    George Walker IV/AP/File(图片来源:乔治·沃克四世/美联社/档案照片)

    据该组织称,乔·拜登总统时期的前民权司助理司法部长克里斯滕·克拉克(Kristen Clarke)将加入全国有色人种协进会(National Association for the Advancement of Color People, NAACP)担任总法律顾问。

    克拉克此前曾是司法部的最高民权律师,领导民权司。她加盟全国有色人种协进会之际,唐纳德·特朗普总统领导下的司法部正加倍努力推进选举和投票权相关工作。

    全国有色人种协进会在关于克拉克入职的新闻稿中表示:“此举正值特朗普政府试图削弱民主制度、拆除民权保护措施之际。为应对这一时刻,全国有色人种协进会正在扩大自身能力,并通过聘请这位前司法部高级官员来加强法律辩护工作的投入,以反击(特朗普政府的政策)。”

    克拉克于2000年以民权司诉讼律师身份开始在司法部的职业生涯。2006年,她被全国有色人种协进会法律辩护基金(NAACP Legal Defense Fund)聘请,专注于该组织在投票权和选举法方面的工作。在全国有色人种协进会期间,克拉克参与了多起捍卫《选举权法》的案件。

    此后,她在纽约州和全国法院处理民权事务。

    克拉克在宣布新角色时表示:“全国有色人种协进会一个多世纪以来一直站在正义的前沿,我深感荣幸能在我们民主进程的关键时刻加入这个具有历史意义的组织。”

    共和党执政时期,司法部民权司通常较为低调,但特朗普政府却利用该部门逆转了促进多样性、公平和包容的政策,并推行其自身议程。

    截至去年4月,克拉克的继任者哈梅特·迪隆(Harmeet Dhillon)自上任以来已将民权司规模削减约70%,以优先实现特朗普政府的目标。

    迪隆当时表示,她打算替换这些律师,使部门能够专注于包括根除反基督教偏见、反犹主义以及她所谓的“觉醒意识形态”在内的其他工作。

    美国有线电视新闻网(CNN)已联系司法部请求置评。

    Biden admin’s top civil rights lawyer joins NAACP as Trump attacks on voting rights escalate

    By Paula Reid, Casey Gannon
    Updated Mar 25, 2026, 11:02 AM ET
    PUBLISHED Mar 25, 2026, 9:10 AM ET

    Assistant Attorney General Kristen Clarke of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division speaks during a news conference Thursday, December 5, 2024, in Memphis, Tennessee.

    George Walker IV/AP/File

    The former assistant attorney general for civil rights under President Joe Biden, Kristen Clarke, is joining the National Association for the Advancement of Color People (NAACP) as general counsel, according to the organization.

    Clarke was previously the top civil rights lawyer at the Justice Department where she led the Civil Rights Division. Her move to the NAACP comes as the Justice Department under President Donald Trump has been redoubling its efforts around elections and voting rights.

    “The move comes as the Trump Administration works to erode democratic institutions and dismantle civil rights protections. To meet the moment, the NAACP is expanding its own capabilities and ramping up its investment in its legal advocacy efforts by hiring the former senior Justice Department official to fight back,” the NAACP said in the news release about Clarke’s hire.

    Clarke started her career at the Justice Department as a trial attorney for the civil rights division in 2000. In 2006, she was hired by the NAACP Legal Defense Fund to focus on the organization’s work with voting rights and election law. During her time at the NAACP, Clarke worked on several cases defending the Voting Rights Act.

    She went on to work on civil rights issues for the state of New York and in courts across the country.

    “The NAACP has stood on the front lines of justice for over a century, and I’m deeply honored to join this historic organization at this critical moment in our democracy,” Clarke said in a statement announcing her new role as NAACP general counsel.

    The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division is less active during Republican administrations, but the Trump administration has used it to reverse policies that promote diversity, equity and inclusion and enforce its own agenda.

    As of last April, Clarke’s successor, Harmeet Dhillon, had slashed the Civil Rights Division by roughly 70% since assuming the role in order to prioritize goals of the Trump administration.

    She said at the time she intended to replace those lawyers so the department could focus on efforts that included rooting out anti-Christian bias, antisemitism and what she called “woke ideology,” among other things.

    CNN reached out to the Justice Department for comment.